Joey Nemesi
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Joey Nemesi
@JNEM412
WPS from Nashvegas. Tweets are my own.
Nashville, TN Katılım Şubat 2010
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i bought this shirt thinking it was just a hawaiian shirt and didn’t notice this until i got home
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I encourage anyone who considers themselves a basketball purist to watch Ausar on defense for at least three possessions. He is a one-man disruption.
I think he’s already the best perimeter defender in the NBA. The Pistons anchored their run in the 2000s behind Ben Wallace. He is about to be that defensive anchor for this iteration of the Pistons.
Underdog@Underdog
James Harden when guarded by Ausar Thompson and Ron Holland this series: 0.0% FG 0.0% 3PT 1 Assist 3 Turnovers
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Bron on a generational run with these memes dawg
Oluwajomiloju@JomiAdeniran
Watching your girl dispute a room charge with the front desk
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I’m coming to the conclusion that the biggest challenge for Enterprise AI, and AI in general , as of now, is that it’s still impossible to make sure that everyone gets the same answer to the same question, every time.
Which is a great response to the doomers. AI doesn’t know the consequences of its output.
Judgement and the ability to challenge AI output is becoming increasingly necessary, and valuable.
Which makes domain knowledge more valuable by the second.
Am I wrong ?
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@CollegeFBPortal @ryandaytime @OhioStateFB @NotJustFootball @Buckeyes @OhioStateOnBTN @OhioStFootball @BarstoolOSU @OhioState Yes because where you get drafted is absolutely always correlated perfectly to how talented someone is
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NEW: Ohio State has STRICT recruiting standards:
Ryan Day: “If you’re not a first or second rounder, then this probably isn’t the right place for you.” 😳
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@Noahpinion They’re idiots because they will never have the contextual mapping to address anything that people want. Thats what people are for. I doubt a PDM knows where the traffic is.
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Tech folks are pivoting fast to "AI will create new jobs", and this is smart. But the top people at the actual labs are still saying that AI will make essentially all humans unemployable. And they're the guys who get listened to.
Aaron Levie@levie
There are far more categories where AI agents making things more efficient will induce demand for that skill than spaces where agents eliminate the work. This is why the AI jobs predictions will not play out as advertised. AI making it easy to produce more code will mean we start to apply code to far more parts of our businesses. We will build automation and software for things that wouldn’t have made sense before. Marketing automation, client onboarding, modernizing old systems, doing far more research on existing data, and more. More engineers. Far more software will mean vastly more security risks. This will mean far more people thinking through system security, compliance, and governance. This used to be primarily manual and only large companies could afford this work. AI will make it so more companies care about this (and maybe can do something about it), causing more security roles. AI will also lower the cost of a bunch of previously relatively niche or harder to access categories of work. Companies will now be doing 10X more with video and graphics, and will need people to manage that work. More media. We’re going to have a near unlimited set of legal challenges in a world of AI as AI helps write even more bespoke and complicated legal docs. More lawyers. Then there’s the impact of AI efficiency on non-office worker jobs. Talked to a customer that said they’re going to make scheduling medical appointments and getting referrals so efficient the next problem will be there will be no booking time slots available. More healthcare. Many industries will have this same dynamic play out. The examples are endless once you start to think through second order effects of agents making work more efficient.
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@Stone_Tao Probably all the stuff really smart folks like yall figured out to automate already were just catching up on 😂
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@Stone_Tao I’ll meet you in the middle: I think you’re 100% right to be skeptical of using this for anything that is enterprise UI. But man, there is something so empowering (as a non-tech) being able to do basic RESTs and schema mapping to accelerate simple things with confidence.
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genuine question. how do you debug code and ensure good quality when coding models spit out 1000s of lines
i still cannot feel comfortable not understanding what every generated line does, reducing the productivity gains coding models should be giving me
Noah@NoahKingJr
Vibe coders debugging an app they built with Claude Code:
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ai isn't truly transforming any sector outside of software
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Seemingly all of Silicon Valley is convinced that A.I. will bring on the end of work, or at the very least massive job losses. Economists have been skeptical, bordering on dismissive.
But lately that has begun to change. Economists are starting to take A.I. seriously.
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@Polymarket Hate to break it to you but Claude probably logs a lot more than that lol
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BREAKING: Source code leak reveals Claude Code detects profanity in user prompts, then silently logs it to a database.
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@NINETIESWITCH Anthony Hopkins but that’s just picking on your everyone comment a bit too much.
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Literally everyone in marvel in is a flop outside of Scarlett Johansson. None of them are movie stars, and she has had success before, during and after the MCU. None of the Chris’s had it like that. In fact, the directors who hailed MCU the “death of cinema” were right!
Me@KirkWrites79
Ryan Gosling just had his 1st hit as a lead this weekend since LA LA LAND. We are not hearing that he might go away. Chris Hemsworth has never been the lead of a hit movie. Ever. I enjoy both of them as actors. But Kevin Hart has more box office clout. We just don’t hear that.
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being emotionally dead inside is really good for work output
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@UziCryptoo Take it from a long time sales guy. You’re glossing over the carrying the bag portion.
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BREAKING: A jury in LA found Meta and YouTube negligent for designing apps that harmed kids and teens and failed to warn them about the dangers.
The jury awarded $3 million in compensatory damages to a 20-year-old plaintiff who claimed a social media addiction during childhood harmed her mental health.
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We are rapidly creating technology that could surpass human intelligence, with enormous risks to jobs, society and humanity itself.
AI must work for all of us, not just a handful of billionaires.
That’s why I’m introducing a moratorium on new AI data centers.
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@unusual_whales How is this not the largest class action lawsuit…ever?
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New Mexico jury finds that Facebook, Instagram, and Whatsapp are harmful to children's mental health and orders Meta to pay a $375 million penalty, per MorePerfectUnion
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